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What Is Commercial Painting?
A good public image is essential to the growth of any business whether it's local or national. If you are a business owner striving to give your company more brand recognition, you may want to consider painting your building. A well-designed, fresh coat of paint for your building is a great marketing tactic for your business.
The painting contractors we work with have experience painting a variety of commercial structures, including:
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Warehouses
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Retail shops
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Medical facilities
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Factories
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Educational facilities
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Bars and nightclubs
At Five Star Painting of Batavia, we have years of experience working with commercial clients all over the area. Thanks to our experience, we can undertake almost all types of commercial painting jobs. The painting contractors we send out to you will work with you from start to finish to make sure your commercial painting job comes out exactly how you expected.
If you want a free estimate on painting services for your commercial property, call us to schedule one today.
We Only Use Professional Painters, Quality Materials, & Leave the Job Site Clean
At Five Star Painting, we only send quality painting contractors to perform jobs in the area. You won't see them being lazy or phoning it in on the commercial painting job they perform for you. They'll strive to get your painting job done on time and within your budget.
Too often, you hear people complaining about the mess their painters left after their property was painted. This is not an issue when you hire Five Star Painting to transform your business. Cleanup is part of the work when you hire us. Before the painters exit your property, they'll strive to leave it cleaner than they found it.
Our painting services look great and are long-lasting thanks to the quality materials we use in every job. We use Sherwin-Williams® and Behr® paints on every painting service we complete.
To set up a free estimate on top-notch commercial painting services, call Five Star Painting today.
